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I finished the game and immediately went to pick up my phone to check Instagram. Before I started I had just been thinking about how my lack of capacity to focus has been causing me to get nothing done. Not sure how to escape/re-train myself.

Sure the engineer ends up losing out. Thankfully, some people put values over personal profit.

Depends on the company. My company prefers you to have one incoming, but since few people do, we sponsor most people.

Not in my experience.

A drug test is not a requirement for a security clearance.

A security clearance doesn't necessarily mean you have to take drug tests. You do fill out paperwork about your previous drug usage though.

I think it probably is illegal as well. My company had to settle a lawsuit with the DOJ recently for this reason.

For clearance specific kinds of jobs, I use

https://www.clearancejobs.com/

Profit is not and shouldn't be the primary driver for whats useful economic activity. There is a lot of good work to be done that can't or won't be sustained by the market. Basic scientific research for example.

Them receiving surplus military gear is one aspect.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/investigations/2020/06/1...

What did you end up using?

I wanted to make diagrams for an embedded system circuit I made and ended up using PowerPoint. All of the free options seem to be focused exclusively on PCB design and not making nice graphics. Fritzing which is what a lot of people recommend is now a paid for application.

Very different types of lectures. Small chunks of info, lots of graphical representations, etc. These are very different that the type of lectures I had in school.

At my workplace, its a hard requirement for advancement to get a MS/PhD. Comes with an automatic raise too.

You don't have to take GA anymore if you choose the new specialization.

https://omscs.gatech.edu/specialization-human-computer-inter...

Thanks for this! I use u-block, but didn't realize there was an easy option for cookie banners/subscribe. I have been making custom filters this whole time.

Your replies are moving the goalposts.

That didn't happen. And if it did, it wasn't that bad.

You can buy this bad boy and hook it up to a software defined radio and it will spoof away!

https://safran-navigation-timing.com/product/skydel-simulati...

That is just not true. I want to (and do) live in high density housing and I would not be considered poor.

This is not true in my experience. Every pizza spot is at least up to $1.50 a slice. I have only lived here 2 years, but I never see a $1 coffee.

  https://www.today.com/food/news/nycs-2-bros-dollar-pizza-slices-rcna77180
  https://citylimits.org/2022/07/28/how-much-does-a-bagel-cost-in-your-nyc-neighborhood/

Location: Brooklyn, NY

Remote: Yes - Prefer Hybrid

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, C, Linux, Embedded Systems, Ghidra/Reverse engineering, Kubernetes, Docker, Software Defined Radios, 3D Printers, Machine learning

Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VuEY8TOwds_fKRbX_9BKIkOB...

Email: phoenixindustrysolutions at gmail

Embedded systems cyber security engineer with ~5 years experience doing projects in a lot of different areas. I am looking for a role that will allow me to find challenges in new technical domains

I literally just applied for the April 2023 lottery that this piece is talking about, after failing to win last month. While applying I consoled myself with the thought that all of my $9 entry fees will go to the park service. It really feels bad to find out that is not the case. I can't believe that there isn't even a split between the Park and Booz Allen on the fee...

From the article: "Gatrel opted to take his case to trial, defended the entire time by public defenders."

Note that this is part of a trilogy that hasn't had the third book released and its been 10 years. I doubt it will be out in another 10, so tread with caution if you don't like to wait on a book release. Amazing book though.

Location: Atlanta, GA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, to NYC

Technologies: Python, C, Linux, Embedded Systems, Ghidra/Reverse engineering, Kubernetes, Docker, Software Defined Radios, 3D Printers, Machine Learning/Computer Vision

Résumé/CV: On request

Email: phoenixindustrysolutions at gmail

Computer Engineer with ~5 years experience doing projects in a lot of different areas. Only looking for jobs that are remote or in NYC right now.

Yeah it is a pretty nice place to work. Downside is that we are state employees, so salaries are lower than in industry (sometimes).

I know several people I work with going this route right now, so some people do it!

Where I work allows full-time employees to get their PHD and also gives some paid time to write your thesis. You can also propose research projects that align with your thesis topic.

Edit: Also tuition is free.

https://careers.gtri.gatech.edu/en-us/listing/

It just got me through my first project in a class this semester! I suspect it will be assisting students for quite some time to come.

> Maybe it's because I don't tip

I think that without tipping, you can expect your food to be delivered cold and late every order.

Thanks for mentioning this. What a fantastic read.